Palm Bay High School - Royal Fortune Yearbook (Melbourne, FL)

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N ot just Childs Play The child care classes are made up of students who understand that to- day's children are tomorrow's future. The classes are designed to instill knowledge, patience, a caring attitude and that special type of love that is needed to teach and raise our little fu- tures. Included in the courses are nutri- tion and psychology seminars which will specifically instruct the students in the physical and mental needs of a child. Not only are the students in- structed about children, they are given time with children in class to observe and use the knowledge they have gath- ered. The smaller protege of Linda Theriault and Brend Iohnson show off their Halloween apparel with grace. Cookie Monster seem to Cari Spain. Teaching little ones the spirit of Halloween Tammy Cunningham, Liisa Provo, and Terry Shaw set perfect examples. it CHILDCAREIZG1 Little Farmer Brown and be cheerfully entertained by

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Clothing is a necessary part of an independent life, that important life which high school is pre- paring each of us. The Clothing classes are not only for the future homemakers but also for those who wish to make an occupation of sewing or other related careers. In the fundamental clothing classes the students are taught the basics, such as reading patterns, parts of the sewing machine, how they work, and also making products from their own patterns. A Stitch in Time The more advanced classes are taught the finer points of sewing, so that by the end of the course their garments look like tailored art. The fearless leader of this ex- traordinary group of students is Mrs. lean Schack, who guides her classes with a personal touch all her own. Working on the sewing window Denise Tilley and Michele Williams try to show their Halloween creativity Carefully, Iudy Tonk, sews her l track letter on her sweater. l Lending a helpful hand, Debra Iordon, points out a problem to Willamae McCulough. if 's 1 ,, E, 260f SEWING s x f . l 'Sf ii - X

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An Impulse To Study The majority of students in a high school wouldn't know a common base circuit from a point contact di- ode. Students enrolled in an elec- tronics class, though, spend their time learning the intricacies of elec- tricity and electronics. The instructor, Mr. Hodges is a firm believer in teaching through ac- tive participation by the student. Thus, the program here provides stu- dents with hands on labwork which is supplemented by reading instruc- tion. In Electronics Ieff Korte and Sam Spade real- ly got to listening to their work. In class Greg Shepard was interested in his writing. Elec- tronics has really made learn how to do his work. is is x 'M IN. 6' Y -rv A -Y R5 I ZGIUELECTRONICS ...-Q .. A . 'XXX K. A